N721EC

This article covers airframe N721EC, a 1980-built Learjet 35A with serial number 35-355. The airframe is recorded as owned by EAST COAST JETS INC (a corporation based in Allentown, PA, US), and is registered in the US. The aircraft's condition and marketplace standing are summarized by an estimated value of $960,000; registry data also notes differences between the operator-listed cabin configuration and the FAA-recorded maximum seating.

The airframe is offered in an operator-listed six-place executive layout for charter operations while FAA registry entries indicate a higher maximum seating allowance; this distinction is reflected in operator and registry records for N721EC. The cabin description provided is limited to the six-place executive configuration as listed by the operator, with no additional equipment, interior furnishings, or avionics specifics included in the supplied data. Typical missions implied by the listed range of 1,990 nm and cruise speed of 436 kts would support short- to medium-range executive transport, while the twin Garrett engines and 45,000 ft ceiling align with high-speed, high-altitude light business jet operations for the registered operator based in Allentown, PA.

This specific airframe is a representative member of the Learjet 35A family, built in 1980 and powered by a pair of Garrett TFE731 engines producing 3,500 lbf each, situating it in the light, high-performance business jet niche. With a stated value of $960,000 for this airframe, resale and charter-market considerations for similar Learjet 35A examples typically hinge on airframe hours, maintenance status, and interior configuration—factors not detailed in the supplied data. The combination of a long ferry range relative to the category, high cruise speed, and a high-service ceiling contributes to continued demand among operators seeking compact, fast transregional capability.